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The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
Read the Eviaenoe.

In May 1885 eight men in the city of
Chicago were leading the eight-hour
movement so formidably that it was on
the eve of success; brutal, capitalistic,
police despotism attacked peaceable
meeting; an unknown man threw bomb: :
. venal press, packed jury and rampant
perjury convicted the eight and sentenced
seven to die. They lie in Chicago's bas-
tile awaiting leaden-footed Justice to
grant them new trial. All Americans
should read both sides Of this case. Most
Of you have read the lies Of the capitalist
press. Be Just now and also read the
story Of the defendants. Their speeches
at their trial can be had at this Office:
price cents, by mail csnts; their brief
on appeal stating the whole case, price
e1.O0 Send at once for both. #
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oee;al Organ of D. A. 49, K"ish" O
Labor.
fSy LAsos Enqurszs 70 also the Otcial
Ovean sfhs Unisn Labor Party Of Cotord-
d. !,
h1 ths only paper which contains NE
slIcial proceedings Of the Trades Assemb!y
of Denver, and is the mouth-oiece Of all the
oresnissd ioilers wsa Of the Mssissippi
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1Iii,iuar'

Some one has borrowed from
the Office my Rogets "Thesaurus
Of English Words ! book espe-
cially valuable to me. Will the
person that took it please return it
at once.
BURNETrE G. Haskell.
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a SONG.
THE "DIVIDE-UPv sCHEME.

THE "DIvIDE-UP' SCHEME.
AIR. "A Warrior Bold"
'Tis those who toll,
And those who moil,
Alone we ray should eat!
The lazy dude
Should earn his food,
or stsrve upon the street,
Or starve upon the street!
We earn and THEY divide!
They steal what We provide
There 10 no Peace,
Till this shall cease, ~
Let all men this decide
There II no. Peace,
Till this shall eease,
And none our wage divide!
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Tua LABOR ExouIRRR II published every
Gaflrday. Il viii BE- devoted 70 the discus
Sioa q III subjects which tend % educate,
siSVaSS and advance the laboring classes.
au6soripsion rates, el.50 In advance.
All communications must % ADDRESSED 70
r.l LXDoR EnoUIRxR, 1878 Arapahoe Street,
Donver Colorado
the publishsrs Of this paper are not respon-
sible for the opinions Of contributors. The
eoiumns Will always b open for the discus
elon q az sides OF the labor questions OF the
Day. BRIEF contributions always welcome
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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AN IDIOTIC SYSTEM.

The United States census of
1880 showed that the average
amount of value produced by each
wage-worker was $1,000; that for
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this value he relieved back IL.
wages but s; and that therefore
his consumptive capacity Of the
goods he himself produced was
limited ythis latter sum.
The amount of currency (me-
ldium Of exchange) is also limit
led, limited by the amount paid
in wages to the producers. The
figures that show the volume Of
circulation will therefore show the
tendency Of the nation. whether
the tendency is really toward an
improved condition Of things or
whether it is slowly sinking the
people to absolute pauperization.
If the gross amount in circula-
ton is rising and the per capita
increasing it means a continued
rise in the social scale; if it is fall
ling then it means slow but sure
relapse into barbarism.
Here are the figures:
l.
THE VOLUME OF CIRCULATION.
Scale, inch-sl. .ooo.0oo,Ooo.
$50 ji,ss5.555,5 ,555.
'''' 3.,s5y,5S 100.
1907 jl.ls1 200, 200.
1885 e5e4, 900, 900.
lsSs sss. .ola.s4s.
lsssI sss, ,ols,lss.
II.
CIRCULATION PER CAPITA.
Scale, linch-$S0.
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Why Is It that those who produce the silks,
the satins, the broadcloths may not wear
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KEEP AWAY!

~ The thousands of wicked
lying advertisements for men, ma
chinists and builders especially.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

John y. Neva's barber shop, (4teenth
and Curtis. Superior workmanship. If
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

For President In 1883,
ANY MAN who wii 80 ~ the SERVANT
ofths People and not a. their BOSS"
and who understands that Poverty
can oniy he Abolished BY the Abolition
eS the Competitive Wage-system and
.she inauguration Of Socialism.
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Dr. President I'm 1883.

Entered at the Denver postofice as second
class matter.
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6
vertisers in the f
assisting your p;
please do every'
send trade to the
list whenever
BAKERIES.
Palace Bakery, @49
Larimer street.
Kelley and Keane,
VlnOt Block.
BAKING POWDER.
"Tay lor's," Wolfe
| LOndoner.
BARBER SHOPS.
John Neva, cor, 10th
and Curtis.
I.Smith, 1911 lLarimer.
G.. g. Filkins, $3.50 Lar
inner.
J. g. Ewing, 1927 Lar :
inner.
BOOKS AND LABOR
LITERATURE.
H. j. Fox, 822 Santa
Fe avenue.
Z. w. Eye, at the SO,
cial League, Sunday
night.
s. B. Wright, cor. 18th
and Lawrence and
1888 Larimer.
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
D. X. Cr oss & Co., 1852
Larimer.
M. Rasmussen, 1921
Larimer.
j. Thorrington, 1918
Larimer.
BEER.
ZaDg's Brewery, N.
Denver.
Albert Hopper, 1919
10Th st.
Denver Brewing Co.,
9Th and Lawrence.
w. c. Boyer, ll05 18th.
Kohl & Messner, 2ll2
Blake.
CIGARS.
International Union
Blue Label.
A. T. Treloar's home
made Union Cigars,
lO5 18th.
Struby, Estabrook &
Co, 1928 Wynkoop.
COAL AND WOOD.
G. Thede, cor. Colfax
and Santa Fe ave's,
|. near bridge.
CLOTHING.
Carson. kernDOOd a.
Co., cor. 18th and
Holiday.
]. s.. Dreyfuss, 1888
Larimer.
Knight& & Atm ore, 1859
Arapahoe.
skinner Brothers 4
Wright.
l. lsaacson, 1904 Lar
inner.
Rollins & Bond, 1850
Larimer.
CLAIRvOYANTs.
Mrs. G, j. Whitaker,
Room %, Charles
Block.
DRUGS.
H: Walther. 678 Santa
Fe ave.
b: L. Chittenden, a3Ol
Larimer.
VIM. Parquet, corner
Santa te ave. and
llth streets.
DRY GOODS.
MCNAMARA Dry Goods
| Co.
J. Jay Joslin.
FURNITURE.
Installment Store.
l5l2 Lawrence.
James g. Fitzpatrick, ,
HHLawrence.
F. W. Brokmeyer &
| Co., 8ll2 Larimer.
W. G. Clark, 90 18th.
Flu RNITURE Ex-
| PRES5MEN
Hugh Kannarn, l48
South Water street.
GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS.
McEnery 4 Ega n.
| 18th and Larimer.
John Corcoran, 1923
| Larimer.
GROCERIES, TEAS
! AND COFFEES.
EI, Andro QIo2 Iori-
nor
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ENQUIRER READERS ATTENTION.
Whenever You Want to Buy Anything
Whatever Consult
This List.

; Consult
List.
s a list of the ad-
INQUIRER who are
per. In return
hing you can to
m. Consult this
'ou want to buy
Thorpe, l740 Blake.
Hamus q Halveas0n,
9i9 9th ave
E. E. Rost, & Co, BIS
Holladay
M Hattenbaoh I557
Blake
Vessel &nd Mccoy,
2lst and Arapahoe
co Green, 1853 Lari-
mer
HARDWARE AND
QUEENSWARE
r Douglas & Co. l5l7
Curtis
Geo Tritch Co, l7th
and Arapahoe
HATS, CAPS, ETC
rs Clayton, Il2l 18th
HOTELS
st Louis House. 2ll2
Blake
Mechanics Hotel 3lst
and Holiday
INSURANCE.
Warren q Williams,
m Curtis
LEATHER & SHOE
FINDINGS.
V. Dewein & Son, l4O5
Holiday
{. LAWYERS
Sampson & Millett.
Room ~, Schleier
Block
Arthur & Hangs,
Barth Block
MEAT, vEGETA-
BLES & PRODUCE
7: E. Moore, No. 4,
Vinot Block.
Fred Miller, 8O6 18th
J Hirzel, lO0l Santa
teaye
r B waddington, s46
Santa Fe Avenue.
MFG JEWELLERS.
A. F. Wherle, 1929
Arapahoe street.
MILLINERY
Mrs Rissman, l4l8
18th
PIANOS
w w MOntelius & 20,
l6B Arrapahoe
PHYSICIANS
DR. Bushfield, 1926 & 81
Hth
Drs 8 and d DAVIDSON,
34S Lawrence
DR. c Perry, Eclectic,
1923 Larimer
DR. Wagner, l4l4 Lar.
inner
FdOlOGhAPHS
E w Baker, 18th and
Lawrence
Stephan, 1882 Lari.
m4r
Wells & King ll9G
18th
Rose 8 Co, Tabor Blk
RESTAURANTS
F 9 Hubbard, lll3
York's, 1915 Larimer
REAL ESTATE
Apple 4 Hamilton.
1883 Arapahoe
Drumm & Weyde-
meyer, l7N Curtis
SEWING MACHINE
New Home. l2l5 18th
Denver s M and S Co
7l0 l7th
Sanderson Bros, l7O7
Lawrence street.
SODA WATER, ETC
Union Bottling Works
1917 18th
STAMPS, STENCILS
Novelty Co, ll28 10Th
TAILORS
r Levy, l7S5 Larimer
THEATERS
Palace, 18th and Blake
Denver Muzee and
Theater, Lawrence,
bet. l7th and 18th.
wATCHMAKERs
M 8 Ward, 1924 Lari-
mer
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

ATTEND the indignation meeting
tomorrow night at Science Hall.
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,rroRrAL RooNs :

vunuu4ru q. uADxHz.L. BAitsr,
i6Io Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colo.
~ ~. n fss:.ss ssssss. -; os1 10.
ARA YApu1-IAeKuIL. Asseeiass 1dttor fos
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Published Weekly By
sTuE CooPEnATIvR bADoR ESoUrRKR PuB-
LnHIN0 CoMPAvY."
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MARK ELS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Feb, %. nOon.-Consols 1907 for
mon ~. l0l tor account.
NEW YORK. Feb, S.noon.-Stocks active and
steady. Money easv at ~ per cent. Ex-
change-lonG. 81 s55494 $50; short. 81 $50
4 SSLS. state bonds duii but steady. Gov
eminent bonds duh but steady.
$500 y. m.-Exchange weak at 81 S5lzQN
4 SSl<. Money easy at 3is(16 per cent.
Sub-Treasury bal nces-God. Sl33. $1,000:
currency. sl9.2 j9.0co. Government bonds dun
and ra' her heavy: four per cents l2SIS: three
per cents. 100 State bonds duh but steady
and hrm.
The week opened on the Stock Exchange
wi h "a dull and generally weak market, in
which the professional element was most
Conspicuous. The feaihres affecting values
were about evenly divided b 1t the bears
again became aggressive although the results
of their operations are small. They laid con-
siderable stress to- day upon the probability
OF an extra session OF Congress aud depre-
eating bank reserves. The former still con-
tinues as a bar to speculation. In the unlisted
department the weakness Of Cotton Seed OH
Tru 10 was extremely marked during the
forenoon, but better feeling existed during
the afternoon and u material recovery oc-
Cured. several rumOrs OF n contradictory
nature were circulated In regard 10 the
Trusts, but announcement Of the forma-
ton of an opposition company Ia believed TO
have been most potent In bringing about the
decline. Tie declines IN the general market
were for fractions only. and In most cases
were entirely recovered. There was no special
feature. anu the course OF prices was the
same throughout the general list. The market
opened rather heavy AZ declines OF 1fSGlz por
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MEMORANDA.


New York Feb 26-CeareG, schrs Bella
Russell. Steelmap, st Augustine; Charmer
pabnl. savannah.
Buenos Ayres, Jan 1s-Arrlved, barks Silvia
Itan, Capellino. Pensacola; Sd. Nordensd-
IN d (Nor), Abrahamsen. Wilmington, n &:
18th, Mary Jenness Cochran. Apaachi cola
18th. Ndun Nor. Oxen, Brunswick.
l9th-Sailcd, barks G etano RepettO QtaD
Maggi"lo. Pensacola; T Palmer tBrl. Ba,.
Rnrhados; Ida AUS, Lnis. Pensacola; Jno
" Rottman. Ray. Barbados Staut (Norj
Barbados: I'D bark journal tBri, Hennes-
sew, do; brigsI w Parker, p es -ey, Barbados
nth. Pace schiaffino Htal). BorzOne. Pensa-
cola.
Havre. Feb 24-Arrlved, bark Belvidere
Br). Trefry, savannah
Liverpool, Feb 25-Arrivad, bark Flora
Nor, Jorgensen. Pensacola.
Lynn. Feb 2j-Arrved, bark StMaury (Brl.
James, Bull river. {.
Queenstown, Feb 26-Arrived. STEAMSHIP
Aberlady Ray tBrj, Mciregor, Port Royal
Port Span, Fob tn port. schr William
Beazley. kavannaugh, from Fernandiua.
ApalaChicola. Feb 2D-i feared, bark kredeu
Nor. Langakcr. Brkenhe Il.
Ba tlmore, Feb a6-t AIRED, schr Alice
1earne, Peanewell. Bull rive - C. and sailed.
Bull river. Feb 2l-Arriyed. schr Orlando,
MrHitchIe Charleston.
26th-C feared. schr Pepe Tono tsp), Able.
for a Spani-h port.
Fernandna. Feb 96-Cleared, schr Sarah
Potter. sumner, New York.
New York. Feb 2S-Arrived, steamer Saalc,
Bremen.
Later-Arrived. steamer La Bretagne. from
Hdvre.
Arrived ont. steamer Rugia. from New
York for Hamburg.
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RECEIPTs.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landin2--4Sl hale cotton. $4,000 shing es, j.!
a. ks peas, IL bbls naval stores. 10 a~rs eggs
cOops fowls. dressed hogs, s. cks potatoe ,
lat lumber.
Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Feb 2s
ear wood , cars fruit. II cars gtian0. l bale
hides. 10 boxes toDacco. IL caidies tobacco
and mdse.
FER SAVANNAH. Florida and Western x,
Feb 2S-7Si baaes cotton. Is cars lumber. E
cars wood, . GAYS p pc. 1859 BIB s rosin l ca
rice. l2S bbs spirits turppn inc, Is bbl- wine.
30 bbls -four. 10 bills cab age. 43 bbls potatoes
Is bb- oranges. 1000 sacks meal, 3il sacks
o is, q bales hides. and mdse
Per Central Railroad. Feb 2s-736 bale
cot on. II VA cs pager u ck. u bales v aids. -
bales domestic. : bales hides pAgs paper. <
pkgs Junk, 8,0i7 lbs feathers. IS pkg- Tobacco
i9s lbs bacon, ~ bills rOsin. ~ bhs lime. LOO
heels oats, 3d7 sacks bran, pkgs emptles.
rs sacks peanu =. = cars br,cKS. 1873 kgs hard
ware, cases eggs, 3 cars coai, 66 bbls grits,
bbls whisky. 3 hf bbls Risky. iC0 hacs hay. .
bushels 'orn. 4i pkgs furniture It h h good,
80 sacks flour. 80 bbls ilnur, ~ head cattle, .!
cars umber. IA aars wood. 80 tons pig iron. .
-ack- rice, 0 pigs vegetables, 10 pigs mdse,
pkg wax.
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Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
1889 bales upland cotton, ~ bales domestic
ana yarn s. Dslcs -ea island cotton, 47.l72
feet lumber. l02 bbs rice. Gl0 bbls rOsin, 1905
bbis spirits turpentine. "a pkgs fresh fish, &
bbs and 6,sll boxes oranges. "A bbls aud 20
boxes vegetables, al tons pig iron. % bbls oil,
1877 PIX rs mdse. 81 relrigera Ors frult.
t'er steamship Johns Hopkins. for Balti-
more-46l halcs upl MT cotton. 62 bdls hides
435 bale. sea island cotton. l.974 bbls rosin rs
bbs ~ rits turpenIine. 81 rolls leather, 1879
boxes oranges. 80 ba!es dOmestIcs and yarns.
1859 bbls rice, 80 bbls fresh fish. 2l7 pkgs mdse.
30 crates vegetab ~.
Per bark Bjoerviken Nor, for Rotterdam
1874 bbls rosin. weighing ,2l8 1855 pounds; 800
bbs spirits turpentinc. measuring 0,g42 gal
lOns-Pateraon. Downing Il 10.
Per bark Palnis Galliens Br for Hamburg
-. 900 bbs ro-'n, weighing l,85S,776 pounds
Paterson. Downing q o.
Per bark Atlantic Ger. for Siettin-3, PAS
bbls rosin. weiv hing ,4s9, 165 pounds-Paler-
son, Downing ca.
Per bark Fornj Il Nor. for Hamburg-9. 0i0
bbls ro.in. weighing l.34s.S3O pounds-Pater-
son. Downing g co.
Per bar. Homo Nor, for Pooteelof Har-
bor--3. 5S5 bbr resin, " eighlng 1857 900 pounds
IS ShOtter n Go.
Per brig Mar, Kimball. for Baltimore
Sl7.74l feet y y lumber-Da e, Dixon Il Co.
PASSENGERS.
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CLEARED YESrEROAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New YorE
II Nj Sorrel
Steamship Inns Hopkins. Foster. Balti-
nnre-Jas Il West Il Co.
Bark Bioervlken tNor), Sorensen, Rotter
dam-Hol.t K Co.
Bark PaIals ,-aliens (BTl. Stedman. Ham
urg-Paterson, Downing Co.
~ antic Ger, Ledke. Stettln--
S Fatman.
no.o r ornjot Nor, Moe, Hamburg-Pater.
-on, Downing n ca.
Bark TjOmo tNorl, Toresen, PooteeloG
Harbor-S z ShOtter & Co.
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PoULTRY-Market firm; demand good for
grown; half 10 three quarters grown IN light
request; Eggs Market firm. with a fair
demand: re reipts light. PEANUTs-Ample
stock; demand fair: market firm ana adj
vancing. SUGAR-G eorgla and Florida nom
nal; none in market. HoNEY-No dem and !:
nominal. SWEET PoTAIoEs-Scarce; receipts
very light; demanI good.
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nal hut steady. Whcat--Southern steady;
W estern lrmer and dull.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2S.--flour steady. wheat
higher; NJ. red, cash 77340D7Slsc; May de-
livery 793s(1SO1Sc. Corn more active and
nrmer; No 2mIXed, cash 3s0S5il4c. Nav de-
mixed, cash 2Sl4c, May delivery 2S34c BID.
Whisky 81 lS. Provisions active and higher;
Pork. SIS 50@l7 20. Lard, 7.00G SOC. Bulk
meats firm and unchanged. Bacon, long clear
Csc, short ribs 25QnS SIC. short clear 311a
as 55". Hams stronger a. IL 50@ll 76c.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2s.-FIour hrm; fancy
81 1904 90. Wheat dun; No. red, SIC. Corn
mixed 30I4c Pork in light demand ats 90.
Lart firm at &c. Bulk meats struns er; short
RIBS q C. Bacon quiet; short ribs 62ic c.
short clear S71sc Whisky firm at 81 ID.
Hogs firm.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2s.-Sugar quiet; Lou
lslana centriiugats, choice white SIC. Coffee
unChanEed: Rio cargOes, common To prime
l21s9l'1sc. Cotton seed oil products un-
changed.
LoUIsvILLE. Feb. 2s.-Grain and provisions
STEADY ana unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Feb. %, noon. Spirits turpen-
tine dull al 8Ss4c. kosln dull al 81 02la@l 10.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpntine dull. ROsln
dull.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 2S.-Spirits turpentne
quiet at S51zc. Rosin quiet; good strained soc
WILMIN0ToN, Feb. 2S.-Splrits turpentl ~
steady at 3511c. Rosln steady: strained "a 40.
good strained s2xc. Tar lirm AT 81 05. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow DIP anu
virgin 81 so.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Feb 2s.-RIce market steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-Rl'e unchanged.
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cent. from Saturdays closing. Business was
quiet. and while here were few slight ad-
vances cary, ne entire list weaken d quick
~, and further declines of from 1s@44 per
cent. we're established. The markel then be-
came dull, with Insignificant fluctuations,
though the general tendency WAS upward
until noon, the Improvement, however, beng
lost alter that time. Before / p. m de-
cldediy better feeling was developed. and
most of the early losses recovered. There
was renewal OF heaviness in the last hour,
and the market closed barely steady. Bust
ness was 80 200 shares. Tho following are
the closing quotations;
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Vineyard Haven, Feb 26-Schr Eta A
simpson. Thomas. fr, m brunswick for 81
John. N b, rived today leaking about 60U
strokes per hour. but viii proceed.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Pope CatIiu. Swift, Brunswick and
Satilla river anu way landings-J Medloc&
Agent.
Steamer Ethel. Carrot, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings w L Gibson. Manager.
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Mil timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-By Sail-Ehere is good demand
for co Ast tom sc and all offerings are readily
AIKEN 1T quot atoms. Freigni limits are from
So to So from this and the near Georgia port
To the Chesai eate ports, Phiiadelph a, New
York. Sound ports and eastwart. Timber
50ca$l higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and winIward, nominal; to South
America. $l3r1; 10 S anIsh and MedIlerra
mean ports, $1lal2; 10 United Kingdom for
ordeg S. timber, 27a2Ss; lum her, f3 l5s. Ste I'm
To New York, 81; to Philadelphia, s.; to
Boston 81.
NAVAL SToREs-Firm. FOreign-Cork. ETC..
for orde s. A. /, and, or B.: Adriatlc. rosin,
30 I1sd Genoa. rOsn, 3s. CoastwiSe-Ste m
10 Bus on. soc on rOs,n, 81 On spirits; 10 New
York, rosn 51c, spirits soc; to Philadelphia,
roSin soc, spirits soc; to Baltimore. rosin soc.
SIP rit- zoe.
CoTToN-By steam-The market is steady;
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CONSIGNEEs.


Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landin Es-Garnett. 4 Go. G Walter a Co,
Heron h q, Rallie Bros Grady, Del h Co.
Wilder n Co. Pearson n 5, Nj Doyle, Ray
q M0hr Bros. Che mutt ON.
Per Charleston ana savannah RV, Feb 2s-
Tr nsfer Oflce, p Winiam~,M Y Hender4or,
easel, Il NJ Mi err. con ms Co, } r
Ross Il s. Mcmillan Bros. IL Myers Bros, L
: ark, Hendheim Bros " Co.
Per savannah. Florida ana Western r..
Feb 2S-Transter Once. McDonou Oh n Co,
. stults, Neidnger & Il. p Reid. j p
Bryan. ELS. 7 o Haney. Mohr Bros,
Eckman Nv, b. ndheim Bros n 20, Weeh Il e,
NJ Ferst Y Co, McMil an Bros. w u SimkIns.
Il NJ ers h Bros, Lilienthal Il Son. T Bond
Lee Rov MYERS. Ma hew Bros. J Chestnut,
b H Levy X Bro. g II Durselt, w Hawkins,
VI IIend rsou. II A Futon Pacon, Il Co,
Meinhard Bros u Co Linpmen Bros. J En-
>" man, Guckenheimer q Son, Farley,
Mrs Wnile. w W Gordon u Co. w Bowers.
+ Buchanan. Dale, ID 4 Co. A Enrich & Bro,
J Miller n GO. RE ser II :. Garnett. n O..
jno Flannerv " %. herron Il u, Al Mac can,
" W Chisholm, NJ II y McIut' r., I
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Fruit and Vrget,b e Markers.
The folio wing specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit of our Florida
and Georgia reader and those interested in
fruits and vegetables. and canbe relied upon
as accurate and reliable;
SDtciik: No, ming Neaos.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The rrceipts to-dav
by savannah steamer were 3 500 b Xes Of
orap They are sci ing at S. so per hox
or choice; inferior 81 60 3 &C pr box; few
fancy. Peas ana beans 81 ling at $ha6 per
crate; beeis. 50 per crate; cabnaTe, 81 5Oa3 30
mr. barrel; Strawberries more plentiful, sell
ing at 40casl per quart. g. S. PALMER.
SDeciaI ID Morning Ne"s.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 2S.--Strawberries,
75ca$l per quart. Florida oranges br gh' 5.
fancy, 50 00a3 % per box; choice, 80 7oa3
per box; russels. 81 per TX.
JOHN u MOORE Il Co.